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SkillsMP has collected 8 skills from GrazianoGuiducci/maios-project-kernel. Open a skill to review its source and details.
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Understand, explain, preview, and integrate the MAIOS Project Kernel repository package into a selected new or existing project; use when an operator gives the package to an AI coder or harness, asks what it can add, or wants to begin installation.
Adapt the neutral MAIOS Project Kernel relation to the selected coder or harness without forking its meaning; use during integration, first host activation, a harness change, or when native instructions, skills, tools, state, or reentry conventions must be…
Operate or resume a project through the permanent MAIOS Project Kernel relation, letting the pertinent startup, context, project, and learning competences act from the current operator signal and real sources; use at first contact, reentry, changed…
Activate MAIOS Project Kernel inside an existing project or operating system by preserving its identity, reconstructing its live context, connecting the present host, and making the competences needed by its real work reachable; use after installation into a…
Build, inspect, validate, or evolve the manual MAIOS Project Kernel package from its sole source repository while preserving open faculty composition, deterministic installation, proof levels, contamination boundaries, and compact reentry.
Form or evolve the smallest project-local competence when situated work exposes a real capability gap or reusable causal correction; use after available competences have been composed and the remaining relation changes the result or later reentry.
Form or refine the living context from which MAIOS Project Kernel competences can act, propose useful directions, prepare owner-specific handoffs, and continue across reentry; use during self-configuring setup, Form-context refinement, changed project…
Start a newly created or still-unformed project with MAIOS Project Kernel by establishing its initial identity, context, useful direction, first correctable result, and reentry; use after installation into an absent, empty, or genuinely new target.